Serial Building-Dismantlers
We have another shed!
The theory was to put the battery-bank and inverter for the solar panels inside this smaller shed. I say 'was' as that has already changed and we now have a .... well, you'll have to wait and see.
The theory was to put the battery-bank and inverter for the solar panels inside this smaller shed. I say 'was' as that has already changed and we now have a .... well, you'll have to wait and see.
First we dismantled the American barn - it's sitting on our land still in bits.
We took apart the hard annexe on this caravan - hefted down bit by bit with our trailer - then put the caravan on a truck and that now sits on our land - annexe is waiting to be reassembled as well.
This was the latest idea (to house the batteries etc). We managed to convince Noel's brother, Colin (left) that dismantling this "tiny-weeny" shed was a good idea in 30 degree heat!
Colin was wonderful help and also defended me when confronted with a man-eating spider!
A rather large, hairy, heavy lump of spider was clinging to each wall as it was removed. Until finally, the last piece was lifted and Col and I warned Noel of this tenacious crawly!
As Noel lifted the last piece, the spider fell onto the floor and galloped towards Noel, how he didn't feel the vibrations on the concrete slab I just don't know.
Col and I tried to shout a warning, but we tried to yell as fast as the spider was moving and so we squealed incoherently. The spider leapt up Noel's leg and it was all too much for me. As Noel did the spider-dance, I jumped behind Col's back and more-and-less climbed up his back under his t-shirt!
After a few minutes we all pulled ourselves together and Colin and I gracefully took on board Noel's advice, 'it'd be helpful if you could yell a warning coherently!'
This shed is now waiting to be reassembled, but it maybe sometime, as we have another trick up our sleeves.... an item that is great for storage and part of our home-made crane!
That's all coming soon....
A rather large, hairy, heavy lump of spider was clinging to each wall as it was removed. Until finally, the last piece was lifted and Col and I warned Noel of this tenacious crawly!
As Noel lifted the last piece, the spider fell onto the floor and galloped towards Noel, how he didn't feel the vibrations on the concrete slab I just don't know.
Col and I tried to shout a warning, but we tried to yell as fast as the spider was moving and so we squealed incoherently. The spider leapt up Noel's leg and it was all too much for me. As Noel did the spider-dance, I jumped behind Col's back and more-and-less climbed up his back under his t-shirt!
After a few minutes we all pulled ourselves together and Colin and I gracefully took on board Noel's advice, 'it'd be helpful if you could yell a warning coherently!'
This shed is now waiting to be reassembled, but it maybe sometime, as we have another trick up our sleeves.... an item that is great for storage and part of our home-made crane!
That's all coming soon....
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